A method for accessing email messages through a Web browser using HTTP. Hostway's Web-based email application SiteMail enables you to check your email from any location as long as you have a browser and an Internet connection. You can use SiteMail and traditional email clients such as Microsoft Outlook to check the same email account.
Web-based email services enable you to access email via a web browser. You log into your email account via the Web to send and retrieve email. Being able to access your email from any browser anywhere in the world can be very useful
Allows a user to access email from any computer that has an Internet connection and a Web browser.
A technology that allows you to send and receive email using only a browser (as opposed to an email software program like Eudora).
Email services, usually free, which make it possible to send and receive email using a browser.
Web-based email services enable a user to send and retrieve email by logging into the email account via a web browser.
A method for accessing email messages through a Web browser using HTTP. Caliber Media Group's Web-based email application WebMail enables you to check your email from any loc... Last Modified: 2004-05-13 Number of views: 246
An email account that is accessed through a web browser. The interface is implemented as a website that provides access to the various functions like reading, sending or organizing messages. Emails are typically not downloaded to the user's computer but stored on the web-based email service provider's servers. Popular examples of web-based email services include Managed Email.
WebMail is a multi-featured, customizable, browser-independent email system. Some of WebMail's many features include: contact list, daily schedule, to do list, spell checker and web bookmarks.
Web-Based Email allows you to read email anywhere in the world from any PC that has an Internet connection.
Allows you to read email anywhere in the world from any PC that has an Internet connection and a web browser.
The terms Web-based email (or Web-based e-mail) and Webmail refer to the implementation of an e-mail client as a Web application that allows users to access their e-mail through a Web browser, as an alternative to using a desktop-based client such as Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird or Eudora. (Note that the term "Web", short for "World Wide Web", as well as its derivatives, may also be written in lowercase.)
